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(John Resig)
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- John Resig
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- Company
- Mozilla Corporation
- Location
- Boston, MA
- Member Since
- Feb 28, 2008
Following 9 coders and watching 34 repositories view all →
Public Repositories (12)
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processing-js
A port of the Processing visualization language to JavaScript.
Last updated Thu Apr 08 18:06:06 -0700 2010
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testswarm
Distributed continuous integration testing for JavaScript.
Last updated Thu Mar 25 08:49:52 -0700 2010
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sizzle
A sizzlin' hot selector engine.
Last updated Tue Mar 23 07:39:17 -0700 2010
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dromaeo
JavaScript Performance Test Suite
Last updated Thu Mar 11 14:33:28 -0800 2010
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jquery-workshop
The code behind a workshop for learning about jQuery.
Last updated Thu Mar 04 10:36:54 -0800 2010
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jquery.hotkeys
jQuery Hotkeys lets you watch for keyboard events anywhere in your code supporting almost any key...
Forked from tzuryby/jquery.hotkeys Mon Feb 22 15:02:33 -0800 2010
Last updated Mon Feb 22 23:07:59 -0800 2010
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retweet
A simple retweet button.
Last updated Mon Oct 05 12:17:51 -0700 2009
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fireunit
A Firebug extension for JavaScript testing.
Last updated Sun Oct 04 18:47:58 -0700 2009
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selectortest
A test suite for the Selectors API specification.
Last updated Mon Sep 21 18:58:31 -0700 2009
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jeresig.github.com
A GitHub-powered web site.
Last updated Tue Dec 16 20:27:56 -0800 2008
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env-js
A pure-JavaScript browser environment.
Last updated Sun Oct 12 08:27:10 -0700 2008
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vote
Reddit, Hacker News, Digg voting script for Ubiquity.
Last updated Thu Sep 04 12:37:35 -0700 2008
Public Activity 
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ded2653Fail on all falsy values.
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1018717Expose the properties of each iterated object.
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01f3c4cInclude the same function execution functionality for the html...
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58eb682Add in support for executing functions that are inline in the ...
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fd0a815No need to expose jQuery._ anymore as all methods are generate...
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4a64f9aRemoved extra semicolon leftover from recent tweaking.
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2dbf603More changes to the detection of types in jsDump's typeOf.
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e242507Change the typeOf checks in QUnit to be more accurate.
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79e9885Re-worked the templating syntax based upon the forum feedback....
@darwin: I did some additional testing. It looks like those properties work on the iPhone when you manually scroll - but not on the Palm Pre. And if you call window.scrollTo(200, 200); window.scrollX and window.scrollY will still be 0. I'll see if I can check into some other workarounds but this will be a real bear to unit test.
@jdalton: Doesn't appear to be. Searching around the 'net yields no known solution (including a Scriptaculous ticket that's been open since '07). Naturally, if a solution is known it would be greatly appreciated.
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dab1d74Mobile WebKit browsers don't support accessing the scroll posi...
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d6b1f10Make it so that the display is updated, at least, once a secon...
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13d8d37Updated the jQuery script file to run against a single Git clone.
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5064768Adjust the version matching for webOS.
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ed0306bAdding in Palm Pre webOS support.
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315fbb7Allow for submission of jobs targeting mobile phones.
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1bb55baUpdating Mobile WebKit icons.
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c9cf20cAdding in Mobile Safari support.
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298c81aNeed to expose the isLocal change globally as well.
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59124f9Temporarily disable ajax tests when running in TestSwam.
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1ba2df0Use custom events for testing unbind instead of the, potential...
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3b221daAdjust isPlainObject test to run in an iframe.
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96ea3d6Make sure the offset tests work without a built jQuery file.
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273822cUpdate other remote test URLs as well.
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fa80693Changed the order of the tests to run in the same order in whi...
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f6a50caHandle auto-running of the TestSwarm injection script in the t...
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8effe3aMade it so that you no longer need to build jQuery in order to...
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852d3d0Expose getText, isXML, and contains on the Sizzle object for o...
This was a bug fix from what was in 1.3.2, we're now implementing string trimming in accordance with the built-in string trimming - and this includes trimming non-strings (which is why we do .toString() in the first place). In the built-in string trimming working against null/undefined is equivalent to trimming the global object which is highly counter-intuitive - so we return an empty string instead (which a much more intuitive result and more inline with the rest of the jQuery API).
Of course none of those solutions handle trimming false or 0 correctly.
